Galactic Conquest: Faction War

Name: Galactic Conquest: Faction War
Rating: 4.5 (26 reviews)
Author: John Edgar

By: John Edgar App

PvP Space Strategy MMO Game

Overview

Version:

1.46

Last updated: 2026-08-01

Ranking

#225,395 ▲ 3,277

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Raid. Hack. Bomb. Rule the Galaxy.

Every attack, alliance, and betrayal happens live. Build your starship, join a fleet, crush your rivals — in a living galaxy where real players are fighting for dominance right now.

REAL-TIME PvP COMBAT Three attack types, each with a role. Raid to steal units. Hack to drop their shields. Bomb to wipe out population. Every battle is against a real player who can fight back, retaliate, or rally their fleet against you.

MULTI-STAGE FLEET CONTRACTS Cooperative missions with up to 35 stages and millions of HP. Your fleet versus coordinated defenses on a clock. Coordinate attacks, manage troop regen, split the rewards.

NPC SIEGE OPERATIONS Four-phase assaults on Coalition fleets. Cut their supply lines, breach their shields, bomb the hull, then board the ship. The deeper you push, the harder it gets — and the better the payout.

BUILD YOUR EMPIRE Upgrade your Garrison, Penetration Lab, Bombing Bay, and Shield Generator. Specialize in offense or fortress play. Buy gems, request repair kits from fleetmates, charge your Ion Cannon for a guaranteed strike.

LIVE SOCIAL FEATURES Real-time fleet chat, intergalactic chat, direct messages, wall posts, friends list. Coordinate attacks on Discord, trash-talk in chat, or just hang out between battles.

FLEETS THAT MATTER Join or create a fleet. Donate to the fleet vault to unlock perks, level up together, and gain combat bonuses solo players can't match.

CHOOSE YOUR SIDE The Federation or The Outlaws. Pick a side, take on faction-wide events, and fight for control of the galaxy.

ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT New contracts, events, and faction operations every month. The galaxy keeps evolving.

WHY PLAYERS LOVE IT "Got a group of friends to start a fleet together... very excited to see what updates come" — Demo7740

"The devs care about the game and listen to feedback from the community" — Tfal777

"In a way it's kinda relaxing. Everyday you check in on your shield and see what your fleet is doing" — FineIWillEnterANickname

The war is already happening. Where's your fleet?

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

John Edgar

Rating:

4.50

(26) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.46 Last updated: 2026-08-01

Version code:

889050565

Creation date:

2025-08-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

200.50MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-09

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Ranking

# 225,395 ▲ 3,277

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Developed by:

John Edgar

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/galactic-conquest-faction-war/id6446182320

User Reviews

The game shines for its active developer and vibrant fleet-based social play, with easy-to-pick-up, casual gameplay that’s great for playing with friends. However, reviewers flag polish issues (cluttered UI, occasional bugs) and raise concerns about fairness in developer actions, which can affect trust. Overall, it’s compelling for group play, but players should be aware of polish gaps and potential fairness concerns.

Pros

Active, responsive developer who listens to the community and updates the game regularly.
Strong social/group gameplay with fleets, progression, and competitive play.
Casual, easy-to-pick-up gameplay that works well for multitasking and short sessions.

Cons

Polish and quality issues, including a cluttered UI and occasional bugs.
Perceived fairness concerns around developer influence in wars and compensation, leading to trust issues.

Recent reviews

Similar style to other Tap tap MMORPG games, but with its own flavor! Give it a try

by So*****, 2026-05-11

The name suggests war and yet when there is a war among players, the developer interferes and supports one side of the war despite putting up a front of this being a fair play game. The developer also compensates that side’s players with whatever they lost after the other side fairly destroyed their resources.